2 Liter milk 99c

darconio

There is this "euro-saver-like" shop in moore street just after lidl selling 2 liter milk for 99 Cent, I think the brand is Daly.

Madina in parnell street are selling Linwoods milk for 1.09 and Asian Food in Mary Street for 1.05

fletch

THink I heard Dunnes are selling 2 litres for 99cent too

Carroller16

as are the topaz across from the four courts

Soarer

Is it American millk?

rubadub

Posted this a while back, still on AFAIK

rubadub wrote: »

Dairy land cuisine milk, 3L (2L +50% extra free) for 1.49, green grocer is next to the chinese takeaway in ballybrack shopping centre

Has the national dairy council mark, farmed in the republic. http://www.dairyland.ie/

Some other good prices on fruit & veg.

Oracle

Lidl are selling 2ltrs milk for 99c? Since when? I've never heard? I was in Lidl yesterday, paid €1.49 for 2 ltrs ....

Dublin_Gunner

Oracle wrote: »

Lidl are selling 2ltrs milk for 99c? Since when? I've never heard? I was in Lidl yesterday, paid €1.49 or 2 ltrs ....

I think you need to read the post again

muffler

Jeez, I get the 2 litre jar of milk in my local shop for 89c which is just a family run business.

Oracle

OP means the shop is a few doors from Lidl, alright then. Still means I paid too much though .... fair play to the family stores who are offering this. I've none near me.

Mr McBoatface

Topaz garage and the Tougher garage in Athy are selling their own 2litre brand milk for 99c , also 99c for a Brennans sliced pan in Topaz.

Oracle

Can anyone confirm Dunnes are selling 2ltrs for 99c? Still listed on their web site at €1.49: http://www.dunnesstores.ie/page.php?pid=404

jwcurtin

Oracle wrote: »

Can anyone confirm Dunnes are selling 2ltrs for 99c? Still listed on their web site at €1.49: http://www.dunnesstores.ie/page.php?pid=404

I bought milk a couple of hours ago in Dunnes and it was €1.49

paddydriver

Who needs to pay for it... these girls just eat grass all day and then give us a few litres for it.



Quick spin in the microwave and its pasteurised:D

Blink182rock

paddydriver wrote: »

Who needs to pay for it... these girls just eat grass all day and then give us a few litres for it.



Quick spin in the microwave and its pasteurised:D

does the microwave act do that :O

somme

Brendans Butchers in Crumlin Village, sells 2 Litres of Linwoods Milk for 99c

Gillington

rubadub wrote: »

Posted this a while back, still on AFAIK

Originally Posted by rubadub View Post
Dairy land cuisine milk, 3L (2L +50% extra free) for 1.49, green grocer is next to the chinese takeaway in ballybrack shopping centre

Has the national dairy council mark, farmed in the republic. http://www.dairyland.ie/

Some other good prices on fruit & veg.

Not sure if its the same brand,I presume it is as its 50% free but the green grocer beside Dunnes Stores food shop in Bray has the same stuff

tonto2010

Seen a post there about American milk! dont mean to be a spoilsport but I would rather spend the few extra cent on Milk than have the market go the way of our vegetables!

Spanish Brocolli, Kenyan beans, leeks and italian potatoes :eek:

Just my 2 cents

Soarer

tonto2010 wrote: »

Seen a post there about American milk! dont mean to be a spoilsport but I would rather spend the few extra cent on Milk than have the market go the way of our vegetables!

Spanish Brocolli, Kenyan beans, leeks and italian potatoes :eek:

Just my 2 cents

It was an observation on the spelling of litre, as opposed to the origin of the milk.

Sarchasm anyone?

Oracle

I didn't get the American reference either, I must be slow ... I was thinking that you meant that US dairy products aren't great, (sorry my American pals - you know its true!) The milk is cheap, so may be dodgy US import.

faigs

I also wouldn't mind spending a bit more on milk if the price was passed on to the farmers, it's sad that we pay more for a litre of water than a litre of milk. I'm not a farmer but I can see how much trouble the dairy farmers are in!

Sorry to go OT.

Fighting Irish

I remember when bargain alerts sub forum was worth looking at
Now it's full of bull**** threads like this and other offers of 20c off a loaf of bread

Blink182rock

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I remember when bargain alerts sub forum was worth looking at
Now it's full of bull**** threads like this and other offers of 20c off a loaf of bread

haha....there's an element of truth in that i must say

Oracle

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I remember when bargain alerts sub forum was worth looking at
Now it's full of bull**** threads like this and other offers of 20c off a loaf of bread

Actually it's 30c off a batch loaf this week at Lidl!

darconio

Soarer wrote: »

Is it American millk?

Not sure, definitely it is not french

Fighting Irish wrote:

I remember when bargain alerts sub forum was worth looking at
Now it's full of bull**** threads like this and other offers of 20c off a loaf of bread

I think getting 6 liters of milk for 3 euro instead of 4.50 is a big difference especially on the long distance and especially in this climate.
But that is just me..;)

Gregsor

While milk is the topic i picked up voucher leaflets in Tesco Newbridge earlier for Avonmore Whole/Lowfat Super milk-E1.00 off 2ltr and E0.75 off 1ltr.
Very good if it`s your usual tipple .

Gregsor

Fighting Irish wrote: »

I remember when bargain alerts sub forum was worth looking at
Now it's full of bull**** threads like this and other offers of 20c off a loaf of bread

Did you hear about the lovehearts for 14c?:D

Thargor

I dont buy milk from pound shops.

jonnyha

Soarer wrote: »

It was an observation on the spelling of litre, as opposed to the origin of the milk.

Sarchasm anyone?

Sarcasm. Not sarchasm. You shouldn't live in a glass house.

Soarer

jonnyha wrote: »

Sarcasm. Not sarchasm. You shouldn't live in a glass house.

Oh I do love it when a plan comes together!

http://sarchasm.net/

jonnyha

Sarchasm is an americanism itself. So you are using an americanism to descibe your witticism which is based on the fact that someone used an American spelling of the word litre.

I kind of like it.

Soarer

Lost on most, but at least you kind of like it.

Swarlez

i reckon it not even milk being sold anymore. tescos milk never goes off!